@@amaryllis0 I'm a programmer and what you mention should be trivial if you abstract the code correctly. The most difficult thing is coding all the algorithms which mimic the board, pieces and rules. Making it 2d is just changing the 3d nodes to 2d nodes and applying the same algorithms but changing the sprites. Shouldn't take more than an hour
@fromant65 Generally speaking, this is true. Everything uses the same core logic, but implementing the stuff that can't be abstracted between 2D and 3D is time-consuming. A pseudo-2d mode currently exists for circular chess that just uses sprites instead of 3d models (but still uses the 3d renderer), and that only took around 30 minutes to set up.
From the thumbnail, you CAN actually play from this position, but starting on the middle 4 ranks of an 8x8 board. So exf5+ is not mate in 1, because the Black King can (must) move backwards. We used to call this "Advanced Chess" in the school chess club, since the pieces start 2 squares advanced from their normal positions, and it's a pretty good game.
for the 4, 8 chess you should have done it so that whoever can't move lose e.g. whoever delivers stalemate checks don't count and you can capture the king
I recently came up with a variant, but didn't try it out yet. It goes like this: On move 1, for each player, every piece moves like a pawn. On move 2, like a knight, on move 3 like a bishop, on move 4 like a rook, move 5 like a queen and move 6 like a king. Then it starts all over again. When you lost both your knights, for example, you skip the knight turn and continue with bishop after pawn. Also I would add the rules that the game ends when the King is captured and you are allowed to put your own King in check. (Just because I find it kind of weird that this is not the case for regular chess.)
@@poryzonegames942 Maybe you could offset it by pushing Black one move ahead in the order? So move 1 for white is a pawn while move 1 for black is a knight, and so on.
@@poryzonegames942 are you sure? maybe there are much more diverse strategies that have more influence on the game. for example, you could lose all your pawns on purpose so you get piece movement every move. i thought it would just be a total mess and too complicated to have a big advantage from going first
@@polyton4539 I am not sure, I was taking a guess. But I still think it is unequal because of one player always moving first with a piece movement and the other player repeating the same movement pattern
0:00 You can play this chess, but rules are little bit different, this is "You need capture every time pieces or you lose" chess. This chess ei not a check or mate moves. King is only pieces who stay always board and capture all pieces. If you don't can capture nothing pieces you are lose. 0:13 Now black can play Kxf7 moves
when i saw the thumbnail i was like just wait ain't that checkmate inn1 always than i enterd the video and saw the thumbnail was made from demonstrating that
When looking at the "short chess" board in the thumbnail, I immediately saw the 1 move checkmate that was then demonstrated at the beginning of the video!
2:33 wouldn't queen takes b3 be the best move here? you're winning at least a pawn with that. ps: it also means you don't need to trade queens later, which i would almost never do when i am already up, but that's just me
If you mean exf5, black has Ke5, which keeps the queen defended. Bf4+ doesn't work because black's knight takes. If white takes the knight on g6 and promotes to a queen, black has Qxd1+ and then captures g6 with their rook on the next move (black now has a rook for a knight). Black could also capture with the rook first which would defend the queen if white were to play Qxd6 at some point. Unless there's some other tactic I missed I don't see it.
It wud bi funy wid donat shees its large shees but ther is an 8 by 8 hole in the midle promotion att edge of the holle in the midle is limited too knights and bichops.
The starting position should not be a mate in 1 for white. If it is, then Black wouldn't have the chance to play if White finds such a move that would be checkmate on the very first turn.
Bro failed to make 2d chess but he made it 3d what
The difficulty is not making a 2d version, that's trivial. The difficulty is rewriting all the 3d code to also work with 2d
@@amaryllis0 oh
@@bubbapie123 still, i dont see how he couldent of used sprites, but i cant talk i suck at chess still
@@amaryllis0 I'm a programmer and what you mention should be trivial if you abstract the code correctly. The most difficult thing is coding all the algorithms which mimic the board, pieces and rules. Making it 2d is just changing the 3d nodes to 2d nodes and applying the same algorithms but changing the sprites. Shouldn't take more than an hour
@fromant65 Generally speaking, this is true. Everything uses the same core logic, but implementing the stuff that can't be abstracted between 2D and 3D is time-consuming. A pseudo-2d mode currently exists for circular chess that just uses sprites instead of 3d models (but still uses the 3d renderer), and that only took around 30 minutes to set up.
From the thumbnail, you CAN actually play from this position, but starting on the middle 4 ranks of an 8x8 board. So exf5+ is not mate in 1, because the Black King can (must) move backwards. We used to call this "Advanced Chess" in the school chess club, since the pieces start 2 squares advanced from their normal positions, and it's a pretty good game.
4:41 my engine says h3 is the best move, but Rf4 is evaluated as +11.3 so it is clearly winning as well
Next: chess on a pyramid made of 120 hexagons.
Can Chess, with Hexagons?
@@Haxihoovis Chess on a hexagonal grid pyramid is actually cool.
the way you explain your tactics is so instructive! You're an amazing chess teacher
I appreciate it! Too bad I'm not an amazing chess player 😅
for the 4, 8 chess you should have done it so that whoever can't move lose e.g. whoever delivers stalemate checks don't count and you can capture the king
I agree (I mean the 4×8 chess). I also made the same kind of chess with you and played with another one as a black. I lost in just his first move!
You should... g2 to f3 is checkmate... unless you were looking at the thumbnail, lol.
comically short chess
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I'm no expert, but I think according to the thumbnail exf is checkmate.
You bet your ass it is!
I recently came up with a variant, but didn't try it out yet. It goes like this: On move 1, for each player, every piece moves like a pawn. On move 2, like a knight, on move 3 like a bishop, on move 4 like a rook, move 5 like a queen and move 6 like a king. Then it starts all over again. When you lost both your knights, for example, you skip the knight turn and continue with bishop after pawn.
Also I would add the rules that the game ends when the King is captured and you are allowed to put your own King in check. (Just because I find it kind of weird that this is not the case for regular chess.)
Sounds interesting, although White probably has a big advantage
@@poryzonegames942 Maybe you could offset it by pushing Black one move ahead in the order? So move 1 for white is a pawn while move 1 for black is a knight, and so on.
@@poryzonegames942 are you sure? maybe there are much more diverse strategies that have more influence on the game. for example, you could lose all your pawns on purpose so you get piece movement every move. i thought it would just be a total mess and too complicated to have a big advantage from going first
@@polyton4539 I am not sure, I was taking a guess. But I still think it is unequal because of one player always moving first with a piece movement and the other player repeating the same movement pattern
That is so dumb 😂😂😂
bad because theere is no en passant , what is the point of chess if you cannot en passant.
It's still possible though
@@AmadeusN.R. no pawn advance by two squares, how are you even gonna en passant?
@@theblackquill5921 literally, there are two squares in the front of the pawn, it's possible, right? Or maybe...
0:00 You can play this chess, but rules are little bit different, this is "You need capture every time pieces or you lose" chess. This chess ei not a check or mate moves. King is only pieces who stay always board and capture all pieces. If you don't can capture nothing pieces you are lose.
0:13 Now black can play Kxf7 moves
now make thin chess
Cow opening would actually be good here
Knight said c3 the brilliant bc it’s check and only queen can capture
9:29 Nf4+ forces the king to go to d4 or c3, after which Ne2+ forks the rook
Are you the oxidation dev?
@@user-dh8oi2mk4f yes
@@user-dh8oi2mk4f yes
So many arrows and hi-lighted squares
when i saw the thumbnail i was like just wait ain't that checkmate inn1 always than i enterd the video and saw the thumbnail was made from demonstrating that
you can save both by playin ke6 where the rook was protecting the knight and the rook remains protected as you dont move the knight out of the way
Timestamp?
9:27 nc3 checks the king, if it takes the pawn on f4 then nd5 forks the rook
I would keep it 2d and color the pieces.
The pieces are very hard to distinguish.
Did 8x5 work?
I ran the starting position that would have through my engine and it evaluated white as having a +0.45 advantage, so its not too unbalanced
@@mathmagician8191😅 were all noobs and even gms wouldn't care for that little of advantage. They should make this version
Oiy, isn't this mate in o- yeah, just as i thought, it's Mate in one. Good to know it wasn't just me then.
Would an 8x5 board be unfair?
There is a more elegent Mate after promotion Rc6, Kc5#
When looking at the "short chess" board in the thumbnail, I immediately saw the 1 move checkmate that was then demonstrated at the beginning of the video!
2:33 wouldn't queen takes b3 be the best move here? you're winning at least a pawn with that.
ps: it also means you don't need to trade queens later, which i would almost never do when i am already up, but that's just me
What about 8x5?
Bruh where is my 10.5x10.5 chess
How about Narrow Chess? 6x8 board, both players have only one rook and one knight.
I mean.... I would say it is pretty average, plus, I am sure it has a great personality
allow double pawn move so en passant can happen
Suggestion: 3d Chess
How is the video 11mins when it's mate in 1 😂😂😂
e2xf3++ OR g2xf3++
Nobody will ever play anything else...
As an Intermediate player, this was incredibly painful to watch
Now what if we change the rules and black was first. Never mind I just realized
😂
7:39 white missed a free queen and it’s hurting my soul
It's defended
If you mean exf5, black has Ke5, which keeps the queen defended. Bf4+ doesn't work because black's knight takes. If white takes the knight on g6 and promotes to a queen, black has Qxd1+ and then captures g6 with their rook on the next move (black now has a rook for a knight). Black could also capture with the rook first which would defend the queen if white were to play Qxd6 at some point. Unless there's some other tactic I missed I don't see it.
@@comradelovespain5714 you know we don’t HAVE to take that knight right? (After Ke5 f6=Q+ attacking the queen and king Qxf6 Bxf6+ Kxf6)
Isn't king to c1 checkmate from white
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Not vide large.
10:45. Could have just moved th rook down then move king away
From this I learnt that you're not the best chess player. Keep up the practice mate.
he will be better I'm sure
Now do 8x6
short king
Do chess but you can move half a tile less than a full move.
It wud bi funy wid donat shees its large shees but ther is an 8 by 8 hole in the midle promotion att edge of the holle in the midle is limited too knights and bichops.
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Goofy.
The starting position should not be a mate in 1 for white. If it is, then Black wouldn't have the chance to play if White finds such a move that would be checkmate on the very first turn.
This aint chess its ch
Clickbait. Dislike
exf7#
Um ackshually it's exf3#🤓
@@comradelovespain5714 my brain just exploded
now make thin chess